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A QUEEN AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
King Kalakaua,s COnsOrt Calls on
the President.

queen Kapioiani, OF Hawaii, and suite arrived in
washington at AS O'clock yesterday afternoon.
They were met at the depot by Minister Carter,
MI. s. A. Brown, chief clerk of the State Depart
ment; Lieut. r. P. Rodgers, of the Navy, and
capt. D. NJ. Taylor, OF the Army, and conduct I'd
10 Ine Arlington Hotel. The party consists OF
queen kapiolan1, Princess LtuOkolant, sister to
Cne hlng OF Hawaii; her husband, Gen. j. O.
Domlnis; Hon. c. P. Iaukea, governor Of Oahu;
Coi. j. b. Boyd and four servants A large crowd
Oh people were at the depot to witness the arrival
OF the royal party, but they were disappointed by
tne distinguished visitors going quietly out the
slde entrance. When the queen got to her apart
ments she found a beautiful boquet Of Baron
M kotnscMld roses and white nlacs, which had been
SenC there by the President They were tired from
tnelr long trip and retired early.
AT THR WHITE HOUSE.
The Hawaiian queen and her sister, the Princess
Lnuokolani with their suite and local attendants
paid their respects to the President and Mrs.
Cleveland In the blue room to-day about noon.
Inc party arrived in three VictOriaS The queens
carriage was drawn by two white horses. Sec
retary Bayard and Mr.. Adee of the State Depart.
nn,4o msnI W,tn WI rg sergeaag ant DnsRo stood on tae
hef 70 allght The queen wore trained robe OF
BLACK satin, trimmed across the short front with
train had the same sort OF braid, The Short front
displayed the very snug and wide formed leather
boots that reached well up her ankle. She
silk scarf across her bosom. She held
small fan composed OF sea gulls
down, cOlored black and having yellow center.
Queen Kapiolani has the color OF ll-blooded
negro her hair crisps close, and her features are
heavy, but her bearing is regal. The queen was
escorted by Mr.. Carter, the Hawaiian minister Qn
full uniform Of white cloth with gold braid and
fr1nge), Mr. Sevellon Brown, and Col j. H Boyd,
a1dsde-camp to her majesty's staf1.
The princess wore deep mourning, q Grape skirt
and veil. She was escorted by her husband, Lieut..
Gen. DOmln1S In uniform, and Capt. d. n. Taylor,
OF the Ordnance Bureau. and Lieut.. R P Rodgers,
OF the Navy Mrs Carter, with an escort, was also
present. She was dressed In glossy black satin.
In the Blue Room, which was decorated with
flowers, the royal party was welcomed by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Welsh, Col and
Mrs. Lamont, Mr.. j. Bleecker Banks, and those
already named. The conference was Of about one
hours Length, when the party again took carriages
Tor the hotel, the queen taking short detOur.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland and several OF
the Cabinet Ministers and their ladies returned
the courtesy OF the queen at 2 O'Clock this after
nO0n--the limit Of the time allowed by court eu-
Quette to intervene between the two visits
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g. SECOND WORKINGMEN'S BUILDING
~ ASSOCIATION.


~ ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting Of the above named
Nay IL, at 80 o'clock, 1T the hall, 9Th and
sts- NV. Subscriptions and payments to the third
issue Of stock viii be received at this meeting The
Association affords grand opportunity to those wish
ing safely invest their earnings also to those desr
ing the loan of money 5000 may be obtained on one
share for . return payment of $2 monthly. Six per
cent paid on all Investments Constitutions will be
furnished aud subscripti to stock received by
Thomas Broderick, Prest A g. o. or 923 22d St NV
g. W. Moss, Vice -Prest., Supt. Adams Express.
T. D. DAILY, Treas, Merchant. Market Building.
Dennis Fogarty, Express, 1923 9Th st. INV.
Daniel Shannon Paymsster Generals Othce.
Peter Mccartney. Builder 2112 n st. n.w
John Kelly, War Department.
John Ready, 1O1 North Capitol st.
Lieut.. John r. Kelly, NJ p. Station z.
Thomas Walsh 10th and sts- NV.
VIM E Skelly. Grocer, zoos st n e.
X E. Gayle, 219 T. ST.
Hugh Brosnan, Grocer. 300 st. s.w
Nicholas Lochboehler 100 New York ave. NV.
James L. Sprightly, s. g. Office
JOHN I. LYNCH. Secretary,
2004 9th st. NV.
Shares 81 each. ap:s:3.1m
sS~...-, HARD WOOD MANTEL.S. SLATE MAN
- tells, parlor crates. open hre place fittings
tie and slate hearths Show rooms and factory, 497
&, near 9th at NV. II. ROCHE mh2-3ms
~ Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
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General Foreign News.

TO KEEP SPIES OFT or FRENCH FORTS
PARIS. May 4.-,ien. Bouanger has ordered that
trades,nen supplying food, clothing, &C. shall not
be allowed TO enter forts unless accompanied by
soldiers This Is a precaution against spies
CONCERNING THE OPPOSITION TO LoBEsGRIN
PARIS, May 4.-The Paris papers generally con-
1einn the popular opposition 10 the opera "LoieD-
grin" They say IL is absurd 10 coniound aFt
with pat rtDJism.
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THE AMEER,S DANGER.
His Troops Again Defeated and Khy.
her Pass Held by insurgents.

LoNpos, May 4.-The Calcutta ENoifshsnan con-
firms the defeat OF the ameer's troops. IL says
that the insurgents now hold Khyber Pass and
the surrounding hills ana declare that the Indian
press has overrated the insurgcnt losses. all the
GhilZai attacks having resulted In more or less
SuCceSS. Cabul is nearly dennlisAd OF frnnns
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A~ueu Escapes Death.

BE is CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
MoUST HOLLY, n. j., May 4.-The jury In the
case OF VIM Agnew, on trial for the murder OF his
wife at Palmyra in January last. returned a vog.
diet This morning or murder In the secono
degree The people generally are displeased with
the verdict. and there were to-day many express
sions OF regret that the murderer had not been
lynched by the mob when he was I'm their hands.
Agnew Will probably be sentenced to-morrOw.
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R~ PHosvITE.-lTHIs COMBINATION. OF
- Calisaya. Wild Cherry and Horsford's Acid
Phosphates is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
I1nie, and safaeaard against Malaria Sold at NIL
bottles dranght with soda water. f16
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Monday afternoon the mercury was up 70 a6
degrees In I 1ttsburg. Many OF ene mills and fac.
tories closet down. the heat being so intense thss
She employe0Ware unable TO work.
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The Mexican Presidential Terra.
fHE SENATE k4PKAIS fHB Law HoR1IDDN0 A SEC
OND TERN.
CITY OF MHxIc0 Nay 4-The senate yesterday
took up the bill repeating the constitutional pro-
mbdtton OF second term for president, and after
short discussion the measure was passed unan1-
win now 60 70 The state le01satur for nnai RAID.
0cattOn,
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NAVAL ORDRRs-SurgeOn w. j. Simon, Pay:
master Daniel A. Smith, and Passed Assistant En-

NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon W. ]. Simon, Pay
master Daniel A. Smith, and Passed Assistant En-
gineer Geo. Willis, ordered to the Boston. Lieut.
Wa1nrght Kellogg, detached from duty in the
Navy Department and ordered to the Boston.
Lieut. w. =. Fullam, detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered to the Boston. Ensign Edw
Lloyd, from the naval ordnance proving ground
ana ordered to the Boston. Assistant Surgeon
Jos. Shafer, from the Minnesota and ordered To
the Ossipee. Chief Engineer David Smith, from
Guty % on the inspection board and ordered TO the
BoSton- Assistant Engineer Benz. c. Bryan, from
special duty connected with the Boston and Or
Gere9 ger 10 taat vessel; Cadet Engineer 3. G: Samp-
son, from the New York navy-yard and ordered to
the Boston; Passed Assistant Engineer Geo. E.
rover io ana Cadet Engineer w. w. Wight, from
duty under the advisory board and ordered TO the
advisory board Acting Gunner John Westfall.
irom tne washington navy-yard and ordered to
the Boston. Assistant Engineer Benz. G. Bryan,
from special duty connected with the Boston, and
ORDERED 70 that vessel Cadet Engineer ,. c. Samp.
son, from the New York navy-yard, and ordered tC
the Boston Passed Assistant Engineer Geo. e
ROVER ana Cadet Engineer W. W. White. from
duty under the advisory board and ordered to the
advisory board.
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THE EASTER ISLAND STATUE.-The Easter Island
statue and the other specimens Of rude art of the
ancient Easter islanders, which arrived on the
Galena, now lie on the swardH at the eastern en-
trance OF the National Museum. The statue is
SWaddled in canvas, and has not yet been un-
veied. With the statue were brought an odd
head OF about the same size as that On the statue
and number OF pictured stone tablets, taken
from the limestone caverns on the island. The
statue itself weighs about two and half
or three TONS but the whole collection
weighs several tons more. 1t Is expected
that this afternoon or Tomorrow the collection
will be taken into the building. 1t was undecided
today where the image should he Set I'M
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CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 + ST. NV.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds

Raruad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
en- the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of Investment Securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Cas- Insurance and Tele-
phone Stock dealt in
American He'll Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
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ARMY ORDERs-The following changes in the
Ordnance Department have been ordered to take
effect July 1: Capt Jno. c. Green relieved from
duty as chief ordnance officer department OF the
Missouri and the command OF Fort LeavenwOrth
ordnance depot, and ordnance board and Of the
board for testing nf1ed cannon with station at
New York. Capt. Chas. w. Wh1pple relieved from
duty with the ordnance board and ordered as
and to command OF Fort LeaVenworth ordnance
department. Capt. Chas. c. Morrison relieved
from duty at the Watert0wn Arsenal, Mass, and
ordered to duty with the ordnance board with
station at New York. Capt. Victor Biart, assist
ant surgeon, granted years extension of leave
for sickness First Lieut.. H. L. Bailey 21St tnfan-
try. granted four months leave Major B. z
Fryer. surgeon, has been ordered to appear before
the Army retiring board at San Francisco for ex-
animation. Capt. VIM. A. Elderkin, cOmmissary
OF subsistence has been ordered to inspect certain
recruiting property at Cincinnati. The leave OF
absence granted Capt. H. P. Perrine, 9th cavalry,
has been extended three months. Capt Jas. n.
Marshall, assistant QuarteTmaster, has been or
dered to inspect certain recruiting property at
Philadelphia Capt II. W. Vessels Sd cavalry
capt. j. @ Adams Isl cavalry, and First Lieut..
VIM. Baird, 9th cavalry, have been appointed q
board OF survey to examine into certain clothing
deficiencies and excesses at Jefferson barracks
First Lieut.. JAS V. s. Paddock troop and First
Lieut.. A. C. MacOmb, troop, 5th cavalry, ordered
TO exchange stations. First Lieut. JuO Baxter IT,
9th infantry, has been detailed as military pro-
feSSOr at the Ohio Normal University at Ada
Ohio. First Lieut.. Chas. H. Gr1erson 10th cavalry
relieved from recruiting duty and ordered to Santa
Fe, TO join his regiment. Maj. VIM. S. Stanton,
corps OF engineers, granted fifteen days leave.
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R~FIRST PAYMENT-l3TH ISSUE
DUE MAY, 1887
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Subscription for shares in the 9th issue and the
first payment thereon can be made daily at the
Office of the Association 917 street, from 80
am. to 4:30 Pm, at the next regular meeting
May 4. 1887, at the National Rifles Armory G,
near 9th street northwest Pamphlets explaining
the object of the Association its ADVANTAGES &C.
furnished upon application.
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, Prest
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secy., ol7 st. my21m
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. Chief Examiner
Webster, OF the Civil Service Commission left yes
ter1ay to hold examinations at different points to
fill the departmental registers These examina-
t1ons are made necessary by the reduction Of the
eiigibles listed from the Eastern States caused by
frequent certi1catiOnS. Examinations will be held
at the following places and dates: At New York
to-day; New Haven, Thursday; Providence, Sat-
urday; Boston, Monday; Concord, n: Il, Tuesday
10TH PoT5land Me IhuTaay n A. this
er Lyman, who will hold examinations at Burling-
ton, VT, Saturday, 14th; Rutland, Vt, Monday,
10th; Springfield, Mass, Wednesday, 18th; and
Hartford Thursday 10Th
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ExTRAoRD1NARY ATTRACTIONS
THIS WEEK
WHITE DRESS GOODS at half price Thousands
OF yards just purchased.
LACE ORGASDIES in Fancy Stripes.
CHECKS, LACE BARS, CHECK MANSIONS,
STRIPE NAINSOOKS. CORDED MARSEILLES
CHECK SAINSOOKS. cents instead OF 10 cents
STRIPED NAINSOOKS. . cents instead of 10 cents.
CHECK NAINSOOKS, osnts instead of IA cents
LACE BARRED. 10 cents instead Of 20 cents.
CORDED MARSEILLES, 12 Iscents instead of 25 cts
LACE SAVOY, E54 cents instead of % cents.
LACE GRENADA. 12h cents instead Of % centsL
LACE ARCADIA. 12,s cents instead of 25 cents
At JOHNSON. GARNER& CO.'S
636 Pa ave-. south side
SOME CHOICE THINGS IN SPRING DRESS GOODS
AND sATTEENs JUST OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLY OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANTON
MATING JUST OPENED
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS AT COST.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO.,
my2 $50 Pa ave-, south side.
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CHIC AGO, May 4.-DuriDg the past Week 400 ami
mails have been slaughtered by direction 0f the
live stock authorities, and out OF this number 80
clearly authenticated cases or pleUro-pneunonla
were discovered. No disease has been discovered
at Uhe stock yards thus far.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS. spECULAToRs
AND OTHERS:
am now located at my NEW UPTOWN OFFICE
AND LUMBER YARD,
14TH AND B STREETS NV,
Where have stock of we'll seasoned high Grade
WHITE PINE Finishing Lumber FLORIDA NORTH
CAROLINA, and VIRGINIA PINE
FLOORING AND STEPPING
Hard Woods and Dressed Lumber of all kinds
EXTRA NOTICE.
In order to close up my old Office and yard at
18TH ST. AND MARYLAND AVE SW,
To give immediate possession of the ground and to
save the expense of hauling and -png the lumber
Mil sell the complete and entire stock of Rough
dressed Lumber now at 12th-street yard very low
prices. In fact, no reasonable offers refused
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
Main Office and Yard: l4th and stsnw
Branch Office and Yard: 18th st. and Md ave sw
Wharves and Supply Yard Water St, foot of 9th st
s". my3-2w
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No SUCCESSOR TO TREASURER JORDAN YET-The
President has not yet selected man for appoint
ment to succeed Treasurer Jordan. Mr. Jordan,
who is now in New York, is expected to return the
last OF this week At that time the first Of next
week the appOintment is looked for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

SECRETARY WHITNEY returned from New York
yesterday afternoon, but was not at the Navy De-
partment today
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SLASRENG INTO PRoHuBuTsON.
Gov. Ross, OF Texas. Wakes a start.
ling Comparison Between lkis Ssasc
and Maine.

CHICAGO, May A special from Fort Worth,
Texas, says: Gov. Ross Is out In letter In reply
10 the anti-prohihition State central committee
asking him TO attend their State convention at
Dallas. The governor Is unable 10 be present. but
declares his intention TO vote against the proposed
prohibition amendment, which he declares 10 be
impolitic, unwise. and against the genius OF free
Institutions He finds the present laws adequate
TO protect public liberty and private rights ana
says Texas challenges comparison as a people
with those states where prohibition has long oh
tained and Texas has larger churches. larger
sums OF money devoted Ia educational purposes,
more dwellings and wealth according 10 p0pula-
tion and fewer criminals than Maine.
TERRIBLE ATTACHMENT or MAINE
The governor says divorces ana crimes against
chastity are greater I'm Maine than here, and lille
they have been energetic in trying 10 relieve
themselves OF the burden of the oppressed poor by
repelling them as rapidly as possible IRON their
borders and driving them out or the boundaries as
wanderers and outcasts still they have a greater
number OF paupers than Texas, while the evidence
OF discomfort by strikes mohs unions, and con-
yentions against employers attest at once the
misery and discomfort OF labor among them
Towns OF Maine are stationary, and her villages
almost everywhere proclaim the progress OF gen.
eral decline. Continuing, the governor says the
states which have adopted prohibition laws have
simply been robbed OF their legitimate revenue.
Liquor should not be driven from public traffic
when 1t may be fully regulated by law. You only
force IL to become a secret trafc and deplete the
States yearly revenues 10 the amount OF
S1,000,0Oo.
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TREASURY APPOINTMENTS.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has appointed Norman Walker at
salary of $500 per year to collect statistics as to
the commerce OF the Mississippi, at New Orleans
and Theo. j. McMinn to do similar work at st.
Louis.
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cents ride. Churches schools. telegraph telephone
in Hyattsvle, and will show lots for arrival Of
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Eugene Carusi, President, 4s6 Louisiana ave-.
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ST. LOUIS, May 4.-A special from the City OF
Mexico SAYS: .sIhe Mexican consulship at Balti-
more has been discontinued by Secretary Mariscat.
The reason given at the state department Il that
the volume OF business did not warrant It's con-
tluUance."
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THE MINNESOTA Expos1r1oN-Under q joint
resolution of Congress preparations are being
made at the National Museum, at the Treasury,
and at the Patent Office to send exhibits to the
Minnesota Industrial Exposition, to be held at
Minneapolis from August 81 to October Is. Com
greSS made no appropriation, but permits heads OF
Departments to send exhibits at the cost and risk
OF the managers OF the exposition.
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BIG PRIVATE LAND CLAMs.-Land Commissioner
Sparks has recommended to Secretary Lamar
that Congress be asked to pass an act registering
the following land claims In New Mexico: The Lo
vato tract ia 400 acres; Santa Teresa tract 1851
acres; the Cabra tract $40 acres, and the Cfene
Quilla tract, As, ,244 acres.
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- A REMARKABLE EXHIBIT.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION
COLUMBIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE-1319 F St NV
w. '" OODLE1 Pres ) H: MCGOWAN, Vice Pres.
GEO. II. B. WHITE, Treas
Loans on real estate. $4,000 90
Cash IN Nat Met. Bank, subject to TreaSu-
RES order; Observation-Disclosures. 137s "a
Secretary: ......;...-..... COS 81
CAsn, fIankun bank, Balto.. order OF Sec. 204 81
CSsA IL OIIlce $50 SO
Total cash available for losses. $3.50 90
Furnlture aud fxtur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 90
Oncoliecteu premiums Observation-Disclosures. 600 90
Total invested assets slO,37s 22
NO LIABILITIES
Begun business April I5 1887
Amount Of Insurance written, $4,000.
my3-6t FRANK j. TIBBETS. Sec'y.
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49, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
DA TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON May 4, 1887
Deeming it conducive to the public interests open
and extend street north from Lincoln avenue to
brentwood Road the Commissioners of the District Of
have had the routes surveyed and plat thereof
prepared and filed in this office
In compsnce with the requirements of law, notice is
nereDy given of the opening and extension
the highway aforesaid and all persons who have OBJ
ectons to present thereto called upon attend
thus office at 12 O'Clock m THURSDAY, the 26th
Gay OF May, 1887, at which time the Commissioners
WILL give hearing to all persons in interest.
BY order OF the Commissioners of the District of
Iumba. w. B. WEBB,
President Board Commissioners D. c..
W. T1NDALL, Sec'y. my4-2aw
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NEW YORK THIEF LOCKED UP.-Last evening
Detectives Carter and Mahon arrested Edward
Dawson, a young man from New York, who fol-
lows the races, and locked him up On two charges
of larceny. He had In his possession q spur and
bride, stolen from John 4. Carmody at the race
track and the officers recovered an Overcoat which
he stole from Carl Tacke This morning, In the
Police Court, he pleaded guilty to the thefts, and
was given 90 days In each case.
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SAYS SHE DESERTED HMM. Campbell Car.
ringtOn, for Eugene A. Cameron, filed a bill to-day
| for a divorce from the bonds OF matr1mOny with
Mary Frances Cameron, on the ground OF deSer-
tiOn. They were married August II, 1872, in Gin
cinnat1, and lived together Till November 19, 1881
when he charges She deserted him.
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GEN. GREELY's GOLD MEDAL.-The Secretary Of
War has received the gold medal awarded to Gen.
Greedy by the Geographical Society OF Paris April
10. as recognition OF his services to geographical
science
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A MECHANICS LIEN CAsK-Yesterday ChaS Cess
ford, Barber & Ross and Wimsatt Uhler dled a
bill In equity to enforce against Miranda Fraser
mechanics lien on eight houses in lots 81 and p
in block 33l, fronting on 10th street. The bill
states that the price agreed upon for the building
OF the houses was $6,1S4, OF which 81 1898 ~
remains unpaid